Python: Display your details like name, age, address in three different lines
Python Basic: Exercise-37 with Solution
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Write a Python program that displays your name, age, and address on three different lines.
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Sample Solution:-
Python Code:
# Define a function 'personal_details'.
def personal_details():
# Define variables 'name' and 'age' and assign values to them.
name, age = "Simon", 19
# Define a variable 'address' and assign a value to it.
address = "Bangalore, Karnataka, India"
# Print the personal details using string formatting.
print("Name: {}\nAge: {}\nAddress: {}".format(name, age, address))
# Call the 'personal_details' function to display the details.
personal_details()
Sample Output:
Name: Simon Age: 19 Address: Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Explanation:
The said code defines a function called "personal_details" which does not take any arguments. Within the function, three variables are defined: "name" is assigned the string "Simon", "age" is assigned the integer 19, and "address" is assigned the string "Bangalore, Karnataka, India".
The function then uses the print() function to output the values of these three variables in a formatted string. The curly braces {} are placeholders for the values that will be passed through the .format() method.
Finally the function is called at the end of the code and prints the values of name, age and address.
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